Study tools for believers
THE UPPER ROOM
Built for believers…
The Upper Room is a private space for believers who want to go deeper than headlines, hot takes, and church small talk. Here, we wrestle honestly with Scripture, culture, and calling—away from the noise, with people who actually care about truth and obedience. This is where we ask the hard questions, share real stories, and sharpen one another for the days we’re living in.
Membership isn’t just a paywall; it’s part of the mission. 100% of the proceeds from the Upper Room go to serve aged-out foster youth—young men and women who were turned loose by the system with almost nothing. When you step into this community, you’re not just investing in your own growth; you’re helping rebuild lives that the world has already forgotten.
Seven Days in Romans 2 Exegetical
Romans 1 isn’t a random lecture. It’s Paul opening a covenant case: who God is, what He’s revealed, what humans do with that revelation, and why the gospel is not optional.
Seven Days in Romans 1 Exegetical
Romans 1 isn’t a random lecture. It’s Paul opening a covenant case: who God is, what He’s revealed, what humans do with that revelation, and why the gospel is not optional.
Studying Tithing and Giving in Scripture | Exegesis' Track
A slow, context-first exegesis study of the key “tithing” passages (Numbers 18, Deuteronomy 12/14, Malachi 3, Nehemiah 13, Matthew 23, Acts, Paul, James) to separate biblical teaching from tradition and manipulation—and form a clean, text-driven approach to giving.
Studying Tithing and Giving in Scripture | Topical Study
A whole-Bible topical study on tithing and giving—from Torah to the New Covenant—designed to replace pressure tactics with Scripture. You’ll trace what the tithe actually was, who it supported, how generosity included the poor, and how believers can build a balanced giving framework today.
Studying “Sola Fide” in Scripture | Study Plan 2: Exegesis Track
This plan is for people who want to go slow and precise, passage by passage, argument by argument. Instead of collecting verses, you’ll trace context, audience, logic, and key terms inside each text (Romans 2, John 15, James 2, Hebrews warnings, etc.). The goal is simple: learn to read like a Berean — not borrowing conclusions, but extracting them directly from the passage.
Studying “Sola Fide” in Scripture | Study Plan 1: Topic Track
This plan is for people who need the whole Bible panorama on “faith, works, obedience, fruit, and judgment.” You’ll move fast across Torah, Prophets, Yeshua, Paul, James, Hebrews, and Revelation, watching the same themes repeat in different settings. The goal isn’t to “win” a doctrine fight — it’s to let Scripture build its own categories so you stop proof-texting and start thinking covenantally.